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Presentations

• WEEK THREE: THE RISE OF THE NOVEL
  January 27, 1999

  Dianna Gilroy on Percy's Reliques
  

• WEEK FOUR: THE REIGN OF POETRY
  February 3, 1999

Michelle Peterson on Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey

• WEEK FIVE: THE ROMANCE IN ROMANTICISM
  February 10, 1999

  Presentations by Ann Astell and Dino Felluga
  

• WEEK SIX: MEDIEVAL OTHERS
  February 17, 1999

  Justin Jackson on the Sublime and the Abject
  

• WEEK SEVEN: WHAT IS MEDIEVALISM?
  February 24, 1999

  Jian-Qing Wu on Gothic Novels and Chinese Zhiguai Stories
  

• WEEK EIGHT: CHIVALRY AND THE ENGLISH GENTLEMAN A LA MARX
  March 3, 1999

  Justin Jackson on Kenelm Henry Digby's The Broadstone of Honour
  Dianna Gilroy on Medievalism and the Lower Classes
  

• WEEK NINE: BUILDING THE PAST
  March 10, 1999

  Michelle Peterson on Medievalism and the Middle Classes
  

• WEEK TEN: SPRING VACATION--no classes
  

• WEEK ELEVEN: ARTHURIAN REVIVAL
  March 24, 1999

  Angela Fortner on Prince Albert as King Arthur
  Ernest Rufleth on Tennyson's The Princess
  

• WEEK TWELVE: ARTHURIAN TWILIGHT
  March 31, 1999

  Laurissa Bemis on the Brownings and Medievalism
  

• WEEK THIRTEEN: THE GERM
  April 7, 1999

  James Langley on Medievalism and John Everett Millais
  Ernest Rufleth on Medievalism and John William Waterhouse
  

• WEEK FOURTEEN: BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA
  April 14, 1999

  Laurissa Bemis on the Contemporary Gothic
  Jian-Qing Wu on Medievalism and Computer Games
  

• WEEK FIFTEEN: BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA AND LATE-VICTORIAN GOTHIC
  April 21, 1999

  Angela Fortner on Contemporary Medievalism
  James Langley on Medievalism and Twentieth-Century Oxford

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